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elchief
12y ago
I put the JavaScript version inside Postgresql (plv8). Was validating 50000 phone numbers per second
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elchief
12y ago
Please add the "clear" button back on input type=search! Thanks
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elchief
12y ago
Craig K seemed to think it was a good idea. We'll see...
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elchief
12y ago
This will make it easier to replicate with say iPhone clients running Sqlite. Everyone can write to the same db, but only see their own stuff. You could dramatically reduce SQL Injections by giving each user their own database login with li
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elchief
12y ago
Yay, RLS! Maybe I'm weird but I've been waiting for this. This will make per-tenant replication easier too
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elchief
12y ago
Yes, just like Yelp
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elchief
12y ago
Text search is ok in postgres. Better than mysql. Not as good as solr, but you don't have to sync with solr if you use it. My main complaint is that 'united states' @@ 'united states of america' is false, ie no toke
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elchief
12y ago
Note that the ones at the top of the chart can be eaten raw. Some at the bottom must be cooked. Are foods that we could eat before we invented fire better for us?
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elchief
12y ago
Some random thoughts: - Economists don't like monopolies due to dead-weight loss. However there is only dead-weight loss if the monopolist cannot price-discriminate. If they can price-discriminate, it's simply of a transfer of wea
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elchief
12y ago
A.k.a. "monopolistic competition" - a pretty bad term IMO
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elchief
12y ago
Or is there? Nutrition "Science" is fucking Phrenelogy
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elchief
12y ago
I'll take a Spartan or nice n sour McIntosh any day over a mushy bruisy oversweet red "delicious".
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TFIDF Text Search in Postgres
(blog.databasepatterns.com)
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12y ago
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elchief
12y ago
You can write your schema in the sql dialect of your choice. No xml required, cept one config file.
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elchief
12y ago
C'mon man. Norway's the #1 importer of Teslas [1] Otherwise, man I wish Canada would manage our oil money like Norway. But we burned that bridge a long time ago. [1] look it up
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elchief
12y ago
Return customer and product in same HTTP response? Also, that's not how sales orders work. A sales order is a commitment to provide a product at a price at a time to a party. The price is tied to the order. If the price of the product
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elchief
12y ago
Probably just the NSA upgrading some software.
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elchief
12y ago
Hey, it only rains from November to April. Also, rent isn't so crazy here, you just can't buy anything for a reasonable amount.
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elchief
12y ago
Levenshtein is pretty useless compared to damerau-levenshtein or Jaro-Winkler
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Norvig-Style Spelling Correction in Postgres. It's surprisingly fast
(blog.databasepatterns.com)
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12y ago
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elchief
12y ago
The words "gender", "sex", "women", "female" don't appear in that doc...weird.
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elchief
12y ago
Compression kills TLS.
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elchief
12y ago
You don't want to use HTTP or TLS compression when using TLS. Because compression breaks TLS. And then Russian hackers can steal your session ids and CSRF nonces. But you can minify your HTML at least.
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elchief
12y ago
I'm pretty sure the owner cares about profitability.
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elchief
12y ago
OK. Can you make android apps run on my Windows laptop?
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Broadcasting PostgreSQL NOTIFY messages to WebSocket Clients
(blog.databasepatterns.com)
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12y ago
"Google suggests using microdata" https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/99170?hl=en&ref... I have no horse in this race, but isn't Google the search engine kinda the deciding factor here?
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elchief
12y ago
You should probably have a diet of 95% of things that you can eat raw. I'm not saying you should eat them, just that you could. Think about the things that are good for you. Fish, greens, fruit. They can all be eaten raw. Those you can
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12y ago
I wonder what those other domains were and why Google didn't pin them. Is it costly to pin a domain?
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12y ago
http://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/37993/is-there-a-mi... "Historically, the very first demonstration of the t-test (in "Student"'s 1908 paper) was in an application to sample sizes of si
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